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Dear authors, compliments for the great work and useful tool!
Just found a bug (I suppose?) in some of you parser code, for example at line 399 in load_VCF_smallVar_DRAGEN definition, when running separate(id, into = c('chr', 'from', 'to', 'ref', 'alt'), sep = ':') %>% I get an error of the separate tidyr function, telling me that a function cannot be extracted Error in tidyr::separate(): ! Can't extract column with !!enquo(col). ✖ !!enquo(col) must be numeric or character, not a function.
I wonder this issue is because R considers 'id' as a function (plyr package); I solved the issue by changing the pullAD_DRAGEN function and the load_VCF_smallVar_DRAGEN function, substituting 'ID' to 'id'.
Now it seems to work great. Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Alberto
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Dear authors, compliments for the great work and useful tool!
Just found a bug (I suppose?) in some of you parser code, for example at line 399 in load_VCF_smallVar_DRAGEN definition, when running
separate(id, into = c('chr', 'from', 'to', 'ref', 'alt'), sep = ':') %>%
I get an error of the separate tidyr function, telling me that a function cannot be extractedError in tidyr::separate(): ! Can't extract column with !!enquo(col). ✖ !!enquo(col) must be numeric or character, not a function.
I wonder this issue is because R considers 'id' as a function (plyr package); I solved the issue by changing the pullAD_DRAGEN function and the load_VCF_smallVar_DRAGEN function, substituting 'ID' to 'id'.
Now it seems to work great. Hope this helps!
Thanks,
Alberto
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: